Six More Aircraft Needed for RMAF Training Programmes — Chief
RMAF's Pilatus PC-7 training aircraft (photo : Airliners)
IPOH: The Royal Malaysian Air Force needs six more planes for its training programme, RMAF chief Gen Tan Sri Rodzali Daud said yesterday.
He said that a request had been made to the Defence Ministry for MK-II aircraft to replace the PC-7 which had been used since 1984.
“We now have 10 MK-II aircraft, which were bought last year. We are asking for six more,” he told reporters after the passing out parade of 328 junior servicemen and 62 servicewomen at the RMAF Training Institute here.
If the ministry did not have the allocation for the aircraft, or required time to meet the request, the PC-7 would have to be upgraded, he added.
Rodzali said the RMAF training institutes at Kinrara and Subang in Selangor and Kuantan in Pahang will be moved to a new centre in the Klang Valley soon.
He said the move would not affect the training institutes here and in Ipoh and Alor Setar.
At the parade, Muhammad Fikri received the award of best junior serviceman overall.
Muda Mohd Azhar Baharuddin was first in the academic section, and Mohamad Amirul Ashraf Anuar the best shooter.
Ayuni Alwi was the best junior servicewoman overall.
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